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- Popular Mechanics
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"Some say Google is God. Others say Google is Satan. But if they think Google is too powerful, remember that with search engines unlike other companies, all it takes is a single click to go to another search engine.
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- Sergey Brin
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| Welcome to Syngin.Com: The portfolio site of Craig M. Sturman: Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
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Note: Numerous areas of this web site are currently under development.
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2005-04-13 02:11:15 |
My contract at Tregaskiss has been extended for a larger project mapping out the company's reporting needs. Dubbed Nexus, this web application will be powered by data from their inhouse IBM AS-400 and DB2. This is a first for me and is making for a very enjoyable learning experience.
This project is focused on tying together cross platform data for a full, rich reporting view of their business processes. Eventually, it will allow for full customer profiling and will allow for quicker business response to various trends that otherwise would have taken longer to detect.
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2004-12-18 17:33:25 |
| I have started work on the online training application for Tregaskiss Ltd. It is to use Flash MX 2004 as its frontend with the new Flash XML socket setup for database connectivity with connections into onPoint's Learning Management System (Java) with a MySQL database backend. I'm looking forward to this project as RIAs (Rich Internet Applications) are something that I've wanted to try for the last few months. More to follow as development continues. |
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2004-11-29 20:52:51 |
| The web site entrance has been revamed to include a basic introduction as well as outline the resolution requirements of the web site. Although the site is designed primarily for resolutions at or above 1024x768, I still see the occasional user entering at 800x600 and felt the need to outline the requirements. |
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This record below is a random project from the onsite portfolio:
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Intranet / Internet Application |
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SQL Server 2k |
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MS Internet Information Server |
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The Data Corporation |
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 Narsil, the iCollaborate Administration site is the most complex .NET application I have developed to date. It was designed as a full CMS for the iCollaborate web site and incorporates well over 40 crosslinked database tables on an SQL Server 2k platform.
While complete, its full implementation is currently on hold due to management's sudden balking at the cost of another SQL Server processor license. Being an entirely Microsoft-based company (and lacking anyone but myself with proficiency in using Linux / open source software), the option of testing a MySQL or PostgreSQL database setup was not viewed by management as an option.
Narsil is capable of the following:
- Unlimited language support detected via the browsers ACCEPT_LANGUAGE variable
- 5 user access levels from basic (base content management) to admin (full system level access) In addition to page level security, the databased navigation will only show navigation accessible to a person's access level
- Full file management via http: This allows for the full administration of the PDF and download libraries and supports uploads, deletions, cut, paste, move and a number of other important options
- Tables for site content, products, software features, case studies, FAQs, quotes, news, tips, and dynamic navigation: Most tables are crosslinked via FK for ease of data access for related entries
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